Furminator for Short-Haired Dogs, Large

Furminator for Short-Haired Dogs - Large

FURMINATOR Undercoat deShedding Tool L FUR151173 Undercoat DeShedding Tool for Short-Haired Large Breed Dogs Black, Blue

The FURminator Undercoat deShedding Tool for Short-Haired Large Breed Dogs removes up to 90% of dead hair from the undercoat. Use dry, 1-2 times a week, for 10-20 minutes at a time. • The stainless steel edge of the deShedding tool reaches deep into the coat, safely and easily removing loose undercoat without damaging the hair or cutting the skin; • Skin Guard® does not touch the skin (slides over the skin), so it does not dig in or pull hair; • The rounded edge follows the natural shape of the animal's body, ensuring comfortable brushing; • The FURejector® button easily releases hair, making brushing easier than ever; • Edge Guard (blade protection) protects the tool blade during storage.

FURminator - furminator for short-haired dogs - L

The FURminator range of products has been designed specifically with your pet's needs in mind. Grooming your cat and dog doesn't have to involve visits to a professional salon; with a few tools, you can care for your pet in the comfort of your home.

Thanks to the special furminator, you can take care of their fur without the help of a groomer. This tool is designed for brushing the undercoat of short-haired dogs. Regular use of the Furminator reduces shedding by up to 90% and prevents mats from forming. The thermoplastic rubber handle is coated with an anti-slip coating, ensuring stable and comfortable use. All metal components are made of stainless steel, ensuring the Furminator will last for many years.

designed for large breed short-haired dogs

Effective undercoat removal without pulling hair

Supports healthy skin and coat

Furejector button for easy hair removal

Rounded edge tailored to the natural shape of your pet's body

Proper coat care. How to brush your dog?

Coat care is very important for both long-haired and thick-haired dogs, but don't forget about shorter-haired pets. Regular brushing improves blood circulation, positively impacts hair growth, leaving it shiny and healthy, and also reduces the amount of fur that accumulates on furniture and clothing.

While grooming short-haired dogs and cats doesn't take much time (it's worth brushing your pet once a week) and a brush or comb is sufficient, if you choose a Samoyed, Maltese, Siberian cat, or other longer-haired breed, you'll need more accessories.

It's worth getting a felt brush, which allows for painless removal of mats. Especially during walks, plant fragments and other debris can become entangled in the fur, which also contributes to the formation of knots that are difficult to comb. Skipping the comb may require a very short trim of the entire coat.

You can care for the coat using a currycomb. It has thicker, widely spaced teeth and allows you to remove leaves, dirt, and dead skin, and also helps you find knots, which can be removed with the comb.

Silicone gloves and brushes are also available that allow you to reach hard-to-reach areas (the face, ears, and around the eyes). Thanks to special protrusions, they function as a massager and a washcloth.

Trimming sensitive areas

In addition to brushing and removing knots, it's worth taking care of your dog's paws and the area around the face. Trimming the hair with special scissors at the claws and between the pads has many benefits. Excessive hair causes the dog to slip, mats, and can cause pain. In winter, snow accumulates on the hair, which, in addition to making walking difficult, can also cause frostbite. When caring for the eye area, it's worth trimming the eyebrows and the hair around the muzzle, which will improve the dog's visibility and prevent possible irritation. Brushing not only improves the dog's appearance but, above all, ensures a comfortable life. A good habit is to brush the coat daily to remove debris and ensure your pet rests well.